First contact! Aliens have approached Earth as refugees fleeing the catastrophic destruction of their own world. The aliens need only one thing: human dead. Bodiless, the aliens cannot exist without hosts. Suitable hosts are rare and the aliens cannot live indefinitely without a host. When they begin moving strange gasses and electronic gear to Earth a scientist wonders what they plan...

What if you were to wake up to a different world tomorrow... a world of invaders? Would you raise your voice with the aliens, in a chant of remembrance and regret, bidding farewell to a vanished world? Or would you fight against those who might ultimately help us?

This is the ultimate electro EP in our journey of sound explorations done by the N-ter. Dark and powerful. Must be played at high volume. There's nothing wrong with you... You're just being taken over by the sounds of the... maybe not so far future.

Elmer Davis - ... is asking you "is anything there?". Yes, there's definately something there. Throughout the ages humans have looked to the heavens and wondered, "Where did we come from, and where are we going?" But will we find those answers in the stars, or in ourselves?

Lens - If knowledge is power and power corrupts... how will humankind ever survive? Will we be slaves or slaughtered. Or maybe they just want to say 'sup? We doubt that. Lens is the perfect soundtrack for the battle for the homeworld. Some men lose themselves in war... others find themselves. Fight back, dammit... Fight back!

What R They - The more we learn about the universe around us, the more we realize how little we truly know. But we will only find what wonders await us if no false walls are built around our explorers, and no false restraints applied to the unquenchable human thirst to know it all. Sleep soundly in the knowledge that the dawn will come. Rest assured that our leaders are watching over us. But beware. For it is only their vigilance that stands between our restful slumber... and the end of the world.

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